VIDA PERSONAL
CONTEXTO Y CULTURAL
IMPACTO & LEGADO
DATOS CURIOSOS
MIENTRAS TANTO EN MEXICO...
100

Where were you born?

I was born in New York City in 1914.

100

How did you feel when you discovered the vaccine?

I felt proud and happy to help children.

100

Did people thonk you?

Yes, many families thonked me for protecting their children.

100

What did you do for fun?

I liked reading and spending time with my family.

100

Did polio exist in Mexico too?

Yes, children in Mexico also sufered from polio.

200

What did you like to study as a child?

I liked science and reading books.

200

Did your vaccine save lives?

Yes, millions of lives were saved.

200

Were you famous in your time?

Yes, people around the world knew about me.

200

Did you like working in a lab?

Yes, I loved science and experiments.

200

Did mexican doctors use your vaccine?

Yes, they started using it after 1955.

300

Who inspired you when you were going?

My mother inspired me because she always told me to help people.

300

Was it easy to find the vaccine?

No, it was very hard and took years of work.

300

Did you win awords?

Yes, I received many honors from different countries.

300

Did you have a favorite subject in chool?

Yes, I liked biology and chemistry.

300

How did your vaccine help Mexican families?

It protected their kids from getting sick or disabled.

400

Did you always want to be a doctor?

At fint I thought about being a lawyer, but later I chose medicine.

400

Did you test the vaccine?

Yes, it was tested with thousands of kids and it worked.

400

How did you feel about being called a hero?

I felt honored, but I wanted to help.

400

Were you nervous when soo first tested teh polio vaccine on humans?

Yes, I was nervous, but I trusted my research.

400

Did people in Mexico thank you too?

Yes, people around the world, including Mexico, were grateful.

500

What was your childhood like?

I grow up in a poor family, but my parents wanted me to estudy a lot.

500

What is your biggest achievement?

I created the first safe polio vaccine in 1955.

500

Did your vaccine change history?

Yes, it changed medicine and desease stopped    aturnbl

500

 Did you make money with the vaccine?

No, I didn't wont money, I wanted it free for everyone.

500

Did your work change life in Mexico?

Yes, children could live healthy lives without foor of polio.

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